Comments on: Clint Walker

By: Steve Connor

Steve Connor — Sat, 23 Jul 2011 14:26:32 +0000

I used to watch Cheyenne a few times as a kid/adolescent growing up. I remember thinking then how big and calm he was as a cowboy. I now watch the series on Encore Westerns. He is what all other bloggers are saying..a man’s man. His acting and calming way that he speaks is so refreshing. A true gentleman..and if i was a woman, i can see how they would have been crazy about him. I’d have to say it is one the best Western series, right up there with Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Wagon Train, and i would include Little House on the Prairie as a family Western.

your STILL the man Clint !!

By: Williams Armbrister

Williams Armbrister — Wed, 22 Jun 2011 13:35:09 +0000

Gunsmoke-The Rifleman-Cheyenne-Lawman, Were programs that demonstrated individual efforts of righteousness that in being of a selfless nature, provided the greatest degree of satisfaction, honesty, integrity, and loyalty to what is true and has the best outcome for everyone.

By: phyllis j spencer

phyllis j spencer — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 00:06:52 +0000

I WILL ALWAYS LOVE &RESPECT CLINT WALKER. THERE IS NOONE ELSE LIKE HIM, I WATCH CHEYENNE EVERY DAY. GOD BLESS HIM & HIS WIFE. PHYLLIS J SPENCER

By: Joe Kent

Joe Kent — Sat, 26 Mar 2011 08:19:23 +0000

As a young boy in the late 50’s, we lived in a foster home. I really do remember the westerns of those days. Shows like Cheyenne taught us many of lifes lessons. I have always lived by what was learned then. I read recently that they were phased out because of the violence, or at least toned down. My brother Bill and I were always fond of your shows. If you could be so kind, a picture of you on a horse would be terrific. If not, thanks for all you did for us, even though we never met. The true power of TV was what we learned from you. Take Care, Joe

By: Susan Miller

Susan Miller — Fri, 11 Mar 2011 00:41:54 +0000

I was born in 1954 so I didn’t get to see many Cheyenne shows. I do remember him as being absolutely gorgeous so when Cheyenne reruns came on, I started DVR’ing them. I got on his website and ordered a picture of him. Since he and his wife run his website, I emailed and asked them if they were ever coming to my neck of the woods, (WA state) and they kindly answered telling me of a possible show in Reno, NV. I was and am blown away by their kindness and accessability to fans. What a great man. Got my autographed pic of him in the mail today and it will be prominently displayed in my library! Thanks Clint.

By: Don Reid

Don Reid — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 20:23:06 +0000

I look at “The Cheyenne Show” every other evening. They use to come on doing the evening but they changed to the morning, so I have my wife to record them on the DVR so I could watch them when I come home from work. I have always been and always will be a Clint Walker fan. The guy is so humble in everything he does, it’s like he could have been a preacher. Thanks for all your shows. There aren’t many people like you around anymore. Again, thanks and God bless you and your family.

By: sandy chapoton

sandy chapoton — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 00:39:50 +0000

I have loved Clint walker since I was a young girl and I am now 67 and I’d love to meet him it would be a wish come true!!!!!!!

By: fernanda ferreira

fernanda ferreira — Sun, 07 Nov 2010 01:03:08 +0000

na década de 60, quando criança, o seriado chayenne era o meu preferido, achava o protagonista muito bonito! como criança, não estava ligada ao nome do protagonista. cresci sempre lembrando do cara bonito do seriado! Hoje, simplesmente, pesquisando via internet, coloquei o nome do seriado e me deparo com fotografias q ao meu ver pertencem a um dos homens mais bonitos q ja vi em toda mihha vida.

By: Rose

Rose — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 22:54:03 +0000

I am close to 70 and remember well the Cheyenne series as well as others Clint played in. It is such a treat to see those reruns now. Watched one this evening. Clint was always one to be admired
for his calm demeanor and understanding ways. Thanks for giving
us a better way of looking at life. The movies of today leave so much to be desired. Most are very empty.

By: Ramon Villicana

Ramon Villicana — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 05:21:19 +0000

I am very much interested in what Clint is doing now, I have watched all of his movies since he started making them. He seems like a wonderful guy and well loved by his fans and it would be great to hear from him if he had the time to email me back. I am from El Paso, Texas and am 62 yrs young, also am a big western movie fan (they just did not make enough with you in them!).
The one fan who said he looked good for his age certainly correct…..you can tell he has taken good care of himself. God Bless, Ramon Villicana, Fairfield, California